The human incarnation is always the double-edged sword with God on one side and the liberated soul on the other side (Dvasuparna

Gambling on the Tao (blog)
From the Tao Te Ching by Lao Tse: 21. A great virtue is to foll...

Regard the mind as a mischievous child rather than as a mean intruder (blog)
Regard the mind as mischievous rather than as mean. The same way yo...

A valid proof that life cannot have any meaning (blog)
The very fact that people die around us in a completely arbitrary way....

The Three Levels of Understanding - Part 1 (blog)
There are three level of understanding. In order to fully and permanen...

First unite with your body, you pathetic spiritual clown! (blog)
The Pseudo Advaita Manifesto - or - First unite with your bod...

Are emotions merely just body sensations? (blog)
According to Guenka's Vipassana (and maybe the Buddha, who knows), wha...

A powerful exercise: opposite of the opposite (blog)
The mind is tricky. It's time to pay it back with the same kind of tri...

Self Inquiry - tips (blog)
The following contains 4 valuable recommendations to share with those ...

In a reality in which nothing is certain, no wonder we resort to imitation (blog)
In a reality in which nothing is certain... in which everything is...

Is indeed whatever you observe cannot be you? (blog)
One of the core premises of spiritual inquiry and awareness is that w...